Solo van life isn’t half-price van life. Tax professional and full-time vanlifer Catina Borgmann breaks down her real monthly budget — and the almost-$400-a-month cost of traveling as one.
We sold our house, bought an RV, and discovered that full-time RVing with four kids isn’t just doable — it’s brought our family closer than ever.
American van life and Irish motorhome life look the same on Instagram — sunrise shots, coffee on the dash, misty hills. The reality is a different story entirely.
We love sailboats but we chose a power boat to live on in the Pacific Northwest. Here’s why we made that decision.
I’ve spent twenty years living aboard a sailboat — circumnavigating the globe, trading stocks from remote anchorages, and raising kids who learned to swim before they learned to read.
(This is a post by Shona Fothergill, Sailing with Six) Eight days after leaving Panama for French Polynesia, our rudder snapped in the middle of…
The morning in Lassen was one of the hardest days I’ve had on the road. It was also the day the most important financial system I’ve ever built was born.
From constant boat projects to weather shaping every decision, life afloat is a mix of challenge, rhythm, and small joys. Here are the unexpected lessons Jaclyn and Mark discovered after leaving land life behind.
When you live full-time on a sailboat, the ocean becomes your teacher — and she doesn’t hand out participation trophies.
Here’s a taste of what she taught us:
Eddie and Kelli are living their dream on a 29-foot sailboat. Here’s their budget breakdown.
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